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Hello,
i have a zoom v6 and i read the page where you explain how to make a .aspx page as the search page replacing the search template, i have some questions i just need clarification on.
will the search_template.html still be relevant if i make the results display in the .aspx page?
i didnt understand this section of ur explaination:
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Change the contents of "search_template.html" appropriately (since the output of the CGI is now within your ASPX file, you probably would not need another set of <html> or <head> tags)
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if not can i just copy the .css design from my html page and place in the .aspx page or i need to have some special coding for that?
and finally with regards to this section:
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Specify the "LinkBack URL" setting in the indexer configuration window (under the "Advanced" tab). This will allow links generated by the CGI (eg. for "Next page of results", etc.) to point to the file where you have pasted the above code, rather than the CGI itself. For example, if you have included the above code in "mysearch.aspx", then you should specify "mysearch.aspx" as your LinkBack URL. "
i believe that "mysearch.aspx" would be the name of the page that i create to display the result?
i have a zoom v6 and i read the page where you explain how to make a .aspx page as the search page replacing the search template, i have some questions i just need clarification on.
will the search_template.html still be relevant if i make the results display in the .aspx page?
i didnt understand this section of ur explaination:
"
Change the contents of "search_template.html" appropriately (since the output of the CGI is now within your ASPX file, you probably would not need another set of <html> or <head> tags)
"
if not can i just copy the .css design from my html page and place in the .aspx page or i need to have some special coding for that?
and finally with regards to this section:
"
Specify the "LinkBack URL" setting in the indexer configuration window (under the "Advanced" tab). This will allow links generated by the CGI (eg. for "Next page of results", etc.) to point to the file where you have pasted the above code, rather than the CGI itself. For example, if you have included the above code in "mysearch.aspx", then you should specify "mysearch.aspx" as your LinkBack URL. "
i believe that "mysearch.aspx" would be the name of the page that i create to display the result?
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